Children & teenagers · 4–17 years

Season Pass for Children and Teenagers

A whole winter season of ski or snowboard lessons in Arosa – for children and teenagers who want to experience snowsports all season long and keep making progress.

The whole season

For children and teenagers who want to ski or snowboard all winter long

Whether you are a local or a holiday guest: the season pass allows children and teenagers to attend ski or snowboard lessons regularly throughout the winter season. That way they can spend as many weeks on the slopes as they wish and are able to – subject to availability and always from Sunday to Friday.

The pass is valid either for ski or for snowboard and is aimed at children and teenagers aged 4 to 17. It is open to locals as well as to visitors and second-home owners; different rates apply to each group.

  • For children and teenagers aged 4–17 · for locals and visitors
  • Sunday to Friday: 09:45–12:00 and 14:00–16:15 – participation throughout the whole season, subject to availability
  • Ski or snowboard: the pass is valid for one of the two sports
  • Personal and non-transferable: the pass is tied to one person and cannot be combined with private lessons
Snowboard group of the Skischule Arosa with a snowboard instructor on the slope
The essentials

Who benefits from the season pass

Three points that set the season pass apart from a single lesson.

Local or visiting

The season pass is available to locals and to visiting guests, each at different rates. Second-home owners are subject to the visitor rates.

Two rate groups

As often as you like

With the season pass, your child can join group lessons throughout the entire season – subject to availability and with no extra cost per lesson day. Participation does, however, have to be reserved in advance for each lesson day.

The whole season

Grouping by ability

Groups are formed according to riding ability. In snowboard lessons and during the low season, mixed-level groups are possible depending on demand.

Individual grouping
Good to know

Meeting point, ID and subsidy

Meeting point & times

Lesson days are Sunday to Friday, mornings from 09:45 to 12:00 and afternoons from 14:00 to 16:15. Depending on the group, the meeting point is the Skischulzentrum Innerarosa, the Tschuggen Sammelplatz or the Weisshorn valley station, each 10 minutes before the lesson starts.

Swiss Snow League booklet

Please bring the Swiss Snow League booklet on the first visit of the season. It records learning progress, so the instructor can see which group the child was in last.

Voucher from Arosa Tourismus

Visitors and second-home owners receive a voucher from Arosa Tourismus for each child, redeemable at the office of the Schweizer Schneesportschule Arosa (Swiss Snowsports School Arosa). Arosa Tourismus or the ski school office will tell you about the details, the amount and the deadlines.

Questions about grouping or the right rate? Call us on +41 81 378 75 00 or write to fun@sssa.ch. Mountain lift tickets are not included in the pass and must be booked separately.
Prices

Season pass ski or snowboard

Prices are per child and depend on how many children from the same family take out a pass. The booking system shows binding prices and current tiers.

Local per child
1 childCHF 600
2–3 childrenCHF 560
from 4 childrenCHF 520
Non-residents & second-home owners per child
1 childCHF 1'050
2–3 childrenCHF 1'000
from 4 childrenCHF 900
Not included
Mountain lift ticketsto be booked separately
Private lessoncannot be combined

The season pass is personal and non-transferable. Second-home owners pay the rates for visitors. Visitors and second-home owners receive a voucher from Arosa Tourismus for each child, redeemable at the office of the Schweizer Schneesportschule Arosa (Swiss Snowsports School Arosa). The details shown in the booking system are binding.

Book directly

Choose your season pass

First choose the right pass. You then select skiing or snowboarding directly in the new shop.

Season pass local · 1 child
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Season pass local · 2–3 children
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Season pass local · 4+ children
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Season pass non-residents · 1 child
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Season pass non-residents · 2–3 children
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Season pass non-residents · 4+ children
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Related offers

Alternatives to the season pass

Ski group lesson

For families in Arosa for just a few days: group lessons from 3 half days, with no season commitment.

Snowboard group lesson

The season pass also applies to snowboard lessons – selectable instead of skiing.

Inclusive Snowsports

At participating accommodations, the group lesson is already included in the stay – an alternative to your own pass.

Questions & answers

Frequently asked questions about the season pass

Who does the season pass apply to?

For children and teenagers aged 4 to 17, both locals and out-of-town guests. The out-of-town rate applies to out-of-town children and second-home owners.

How often can I attend lessons with the season pass?

As many weeks as you like: the season pass allows participation in the group lessons throughout the entire winter season, always from Sunday to Friday and subject to availability. Depending on the time of season and the number of participants, groups may be merged or individual levels may temporarily not be offered.

How are the groups arranged?

By riding ability. In snowboard lessons and during the low season, mixed-level groups are possible depending on demand. If no snowboard group is available for a level, you can switch to skiing lessons or skip participation.

What does the season pass for children cost?

For local residents, CHF 520 per child from the fourth child in a family; for non-residents, CHF 900 per child from the fourth child. The booking system shows the binding prices and tiers.

Is the season pass transferable?

No, the season pass is personal and non-transferable. It also cannot be combined with private lessons.

Is there a subsidy for locals?

No, locals do not receive a subsidy; a lower purchase rate applies to them instead. For non-resident guests and second-home owners: a voucher is available per child from Arosa Tourismus, obtained at Arosa Tourismus and redeemed at the office of the Swiss Ski and Snowboard School Arosa. You can find out the details directly from Arosa Tourismus or at the ski school office.